Rain Delays First International Polo Match at Meadow Brook
New York May 31 The opening polo match of a international series at Meadow Brook was postponed to tomorrow due to rain. About 20 000 spectators had bought grandstand seats and boxes and planners avoided forcing them to weather bad conditions. The decision leaves the fate of the second game, set for next Saturday, undecided. The English team remains optimistic while American ponies mount a potential home field advantage with more ready mounts.
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Meadowbrook
400 Prize Dogs Shown at Brookline Shows
Brookline Country Club hosted two dog shows under the Trish Terrier Club of America and the American Fox Terrier Club. Over 400 prize dogs from Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Texas and beyond competed in Irish and American Fox Terrier events. Winners included Blarney Bronxie and Blarney Authority, Thorncroft Marksman, and Champion Sabine Rarebit with Endcliffe Live Wire notable in wire haired divisions.
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Trish Terrier Club of America
American ‘Fox Terrier Club
America
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Texas
John G. Blarney
Convent
N. J
George S
Blarney Authority
J. R. Thorndike
Thorncroft
J. Scott McComb
Thorncroft Marksman
Thorndike
William Prescott Wolcott
Broquis
L. Loring Brooks
D. D. O'Connor
Celtic Badger
Leslie, Jr
Sabine Kennels
Orange
Tex
Sabine Rarebit
Meersbrook Bristles
Taft Greets Ty Cobb in Washington Meeting
President Taft greeted Ty Cobb, Detroit Tigers batting star, and pitcher Lively during a May visit in Washington. The exchange highlighted Cobb’s Augusta, Georgia roots, with Major A. W. Matt hosting a luncheon. Tomorrow Cobb is slated to face the Nationals at the American League park.
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Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Lively
Hughey Jennings
Taft
Augusta
A. W. Iatt
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Pro Sprinters At The Revere Track
The first professional sprint races of the season are set for Saturday at Revere Cycle track. A one mile handicap features National Champion Frank Kramer against Joe Fogler Eddie Root and others, while a five mile open also pits the same group. Elmer Collins and George Wiley clash in a 10 mile motor pace race after their prior 25 mile affair.
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Revere
Frank Kramer
Joe Fogler
Eddie Root
Jackie Clark
Willie Fenn
Alfred Goulette
Pedlar Palmer
Jumbo Wells
Floyd McFarland
Floyd Krebs
Freddie Hill
Chris Schiller
Percy Lawrence
Worth Mitten
Kramer
Elmer Collins
George Wiley
Collins
Wiley
Heps Sign Pitcher Hogg by Name
The Boston Nationals acquire pitcher Hogg who will join the team in Cincinnati Sunday. The Mercer University graduate is a right handed rookie, the second with the surname Hogg to reach the majors, and manager Tenney says he will bolster the pitching staff.
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Boston Nationals
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Baseball Game Requests For Youth And Amateur Teams
Local notices invite intercity and semi pro clubs to arrange contests across several towns. Listings specify age groups from 14 to 17, guaranteed returns, half fares, and uniformed teams, with contact names and addresses in Salem Reading Middleboro Lowell Haverhill East Providence Dorchester Walpole Dorchester A. and B. clubs.
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Salem
Reading
Middleboro
Lowell
Haverhill
Edward J. Nelson
Essex Street
City
Bunker Hill
Joseph Hamilton
Stage Street
Trarmony Hall
Albert Soderlund
Grosvenor Avenue
East Providence
R. I
Walpole Athletics
East Walpole
Dexter A. A
Dorchester
H. L. Brett
Tremlett Street
Yale Crew Shakeup Curtains Open on Radical Roster Shuffle
Yale varsity crew undergoes its most radical overhaul since January with veterans Buckingham and Van Sinderen dropped. Low moves to stroke while Philbin Tucker and Scully shift positions as the eight solidifies. The second crew splits into two fours to face Harvard on the Thames after a final eight mile row.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
John Kennedy
Buckingham
van Sinderen
Frost
Philbin
Tucker
Scully
van Blarcom
Romeyn
Field
Bow
Copp
Kennedy
Harvard
Thames
York
Adams
Oldenburg
Maitland
Wood
Howe
Ives
Elwell
Barnum
Gales Ferry
Baseball team wants schedules with fast amateur outfits in New England
Listings from Washburn-Crosby to Renfros seek dates with strong amateur and semi pro teams within New England. Open dates span June and July with guarantees discussed. teams include Hotel Lenox, Merrimac A C, Gloucester High School, Rambler A C of Everett, Gustin A C, Berkeley A C, and others across Boston area seeking away games and half-fare deals.
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Boston
Ralph B. Green
State Street
City
Winthrop K. of
New England
Henry I. Hamilton
Bealstreet
Winthrop
Maia
Hotel Lenox Baseball
Consolloy
Merrimac
Wakefield
Lowney-Mansfield
South Boston
P. Sullivan
Ninth Street
Berkeley A. C
Beachmont
John McGonagie
Waverly Avenue
Revere
Tel
Franklin A. C
Allston
T. F. Berkely
Western Avenue
Ernest Monarch
Read Street
Sterling
A. K. Adams
South Street
Esty. Tel
Oxford
Y. M
C. A
A. Rich
Columbus Avenue
Romar Midgets
Roxbury
Happy Newsboys
Joseph Hamilton
Athelwold A. A
Dorchester
David, Campbell
Athelwold
Winchester
St. Paul's
St. Peter's
Watertown
St. Francis de Sales
Charlestown
St. Vincent’s
F. P. Doyte
Speedyéll Street
Rhodesland
EB. Barker
Rhode Island
Navy. Yard
Mass
Bowdoin A. A
F. Ferris
Hamilton Street
Wollastons
Smith
Devonshire Street
Main
Laurel A. C
Somerville
J. L. Murphy
Laurel Avenue
Renfros
Chelsea
H. Foye
Chelsea Clock Company
Groton Triumphs 8-7 Over St. Mark's in Southboro
Groton defeats St Mark's 8 to 7 on St Mark's grounds in Southboro. The win marked Groton’s first at Southboro since 1895, a rare success for Groton against the rival.
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Groton Triumphs Over St Mark's In Wild Rally
Groton defeats St Mark's 8 to 7 after a late surge by St Mark's and a crucial Groton home run by Wharton. Wilcox pitched until eighth, then Hardwick finished for Groton while St Mark's rallied with two runs in the eighth and four in the ninth before final fanning ended the game.
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Haif
Frothingham
Groton
Hardwick
Simons
Wharton
Brooks
St. Mark's
Wilcox
Oin
Holcomb
Hardadwick
T Hardwick
Parker
W. Smith
Mtechner
Mlitchner
Taylor
Choate
Esesiecee
Alsop
Halcomb
Flichtner
Ervin
Parkman
W. Taylor
Smith
Bradlee
Sturgis
Cunningham
Protest over Mulford finish in 500 mile race
In Indianapolis May 31 officials continued review of Ralph Mulford's second place in the 500 mile race after David Bruce-Brown protested that he deserved second. Timing device issues and lap counts caused contention though Harroun, driving Marmon, is regarded as winner. Six injured from the race are progressing. the most serious include Harry Knight and his mechanic Glover.
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Ind
Ralph Mulford
The
Motor Speedway
David Bruce-Brown
Mulford
Lozier
Harroun
Marmon
Frank Allen
Methodist
Harry Knight
Westcott
John T. Glover
C. L. Anderson
Case
Cyclone Burns and Willoughby Set for Big Columbia Theatre Bout
Cyclone Burns of Boston meets Walter Willoughby in a high profile wrestling match at the Columbia Theatre tomorrow night. The pair come off strong showings last week with Burns drawing in a long bout against Lundin and Willoughby displaying elite form, heightening anticipation for the clash.
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Willoughby-Anderson
Columbia Theatre
Cyclone Burns
Boston
Walter Willoughby
Sam Anderson
Lundin
Willoughby
Columbia
Legislators to Cross Bats with Firemen in Exhibition
Beacon Hill lawmakers and the Boston fire department baseball team prepare for a Saturday 3 p.m. showdown at National League grounds. The legislative squad includes aging pros, while Fire Chief James P. Maloney has added minor leaguers now chasing fires. The teams are seen as evenly matched and the public expects a close, entertaining game.
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Sclons
Beacon Hill
Boston Fire Department
James P. Maloney
Fie Nine
Boston Firemen
New York
Bronx Oval
Harvard Golfers Open First Round in Evening Westwood Match Play
Harvard golfers opened their annual individual championship at Woodland with tight matches. P M Smith and P P Baker went to extra holes while Clark beat Crosby 5-3 and Estabrook defeated Sargent 3-2. Amory edged McNeil 5-4 and Davidson beat Giles 4-2. Booth down Harris, and Smith beat Baker 1 up after 20 holes. Weeks and Judson did not play.
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Woodland
P&p. C. Baker
BT. Clark
A. M. Crosby
B. N. Estabrook
F. Sargent
C. Amory
J. G. McNeil
FY. C. Davidson
FE. &. Giles
W. V. Booth
A. FE. Harris
P. M. Smith
F. C. Baker
S. Weeks
C. Judson
Holy Cross Player Signs with Philadelphia Athletics
May 31. Skee Tfat thews, Holy Cross pitcher and creek centrefelder, who hails from this city, has signed with Connie Mack's Philadelphia Athletics and left tonight to report for duty. Matthews, before Jesuit College, pitched for local amateurs and last year played in Atlantic City with strong batting, hitting well over 300.
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